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With bifold doors predicted to add between 5-10% to a property’s value, they can be an excellent addition to your home. When considering implementing bifold doors, you may want to look into how they can be fitted. What to consider when implementing bifold doors  There are a few things you should consider before fitting bifold doors, such as: Planning permission While bifold doors don’t usually need planning permission, especially when...
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When investing in bifold doors for your home, it’s important to understand how to adjust them and why they may need adjusting. In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know about adjusting bifold doors.  Why do bifold doors need adjusting? Like many household items, bifold doors can be subject to issues and general damage that may require them to be adjusted. Some reasons for needing to adjust bifold...
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upvc doors maintenance guide
Cleaning your uPVC window frames is crucial for their longevity. While they’re a notoriously easy type of window to clean, proper maintenance is still recommended. As a result, this blog will explore everything you need to know about properly cleaning your uPVC windows.  What is the best cleaner for uPVC window frames? This ultimately depends on the type of uPVC window you have and the type of stain you may...
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Two white uPVC windows in a red brick house.
Trickle vents are essential parts of windows that reduce condensation and help keep your home well ventilated. With careful planning, you can easily retrofit your uPVC windows for trickle vents. In this blog, we’ll explore how you can easily install trickle vents within your uPVC windows. Tools needed to fit trickle vents Duct or masking tape. A screwdriver. A highspeed drill bit. A ruler or measuring tape. A pencil or...
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White uPVC window on a brick wall with one window open.
As you approach the winter months, it’s important to start draught proofing your uPVC windows. Chilly draughts not only make rooms uncomfortable but also drive up energy bills. However, keeping your home cosy and efficient is easier than you might think. In this blog, we’ll walk you through simple steps to keep those pesky draughts out and the warmth in.   What causes draughts? Gaps around your windows usually cause...
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The safety of your home is paramount. For many, their house is a safe space that’s home to all their belongings and plays host to some wonderful memories.  But with news stories being littered with break-ins and burglaries, there’s increasing concerns about home security, and it’s understandable. Homeowners and Landlords are looking for reliable ways to protect their properties, tenants, families and possessions.  At Framemaster, we understand these concerns and...
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Deadlocking your door is a sure fire way to protect your home from unwanted visitors and break-ins. For many, the mere idea of a home-break is a persistent concern, that may cause feelings of anxiety. According to The Office of National Statistics, there were 191,490 home burglaries reported in England and Wales in 2022/23. When it comes to break-ins, the front door is often the primary point of entry. This...
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The idea of replacing your windows may seem like a big job, or one that can be put off indefinitely. After all, so long as they allow light to filter through, they’re probably sufficient, right? Unfortunately, not quite. Like anything subject to wear and tear, windows have a shelf life. And while this timeline is substantial (especially when your windows are cared for and well maintained), it is not infinite....
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Energy-efficient homes help keep utility costs under control and residents warm, healthy, and comfortable. They also ensure the protection of a home’s foundations and the possessions it shelters, with stable temperatures eliminating factors that lead to mould growth and other nuisances. Handily, it also means increasing your property’s market value in the meantime. The rising cost of living might feel intuitive to all of us, but the Office for National...
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